Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-26
AT III WHITE.
This Far-Famed watering Place Rapidly
Filling Ups

This Far-Famed watering Place Rapidly
Filling Ups
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W. Va, June 25.-Maj. Exile has every
thing in readiness for the brilliant season
now near at hand. There are now more
than Nj hundred people here, and every
train brings accessions. The following
families here: Mrs. j. NJ. Carlisle and
her daughter, Mildred, from Washington.
They ara accompanied by Mrs Montgom-
cry Wright Of Louisville. The party ar
rived Sunday morning, and are all in good
health. Others are VIM. d. Cleveland
and family, of Houston, Tex; VIM. Pratt
Pepper land family, from Philadelphia:
Mrs. Geo. 7. Lyman, Of the same city,
and Ed. C. Gerick and family, also from
the Quaker City; Geo. II. Fletcher and
family, of New Orleans; Mrs. s. B. Buck
ner and family, of Kentucky. From New
York there is Mrs. Thomas J.. Owens, DR..
and Mrs. Alfred X. Hills, Raymond Ward
and wife, and George S. Floyd Jones and
wife.
James S. Gibbs and wife, Charleston. 8.
c.; DIR. J. S. Burns, also from Charleston,
and Judge George Clark and family, of
Waco, Tex.
Among those who have engaged cottages,
and are expected about the LIST ofJuly, are
DIR. VIM. NJ. Polk and family, of New
York; DIR. Cambridge and family, from Gin
c~innati; Judge Gilbert and daughter, OF
Brooklyn; Col. Thomas Sharp, II. Fl.
Ware and wife, Mrs. Julia NJ. Goggill and
family; these are all from New York.
The widow and family Of Gov. Denison,
of Ohio; DIR. j. S. ID. Cullen and family,
of Richmond, Va; Mrs. ]. II. Vale and
family, st. Louis; Hon. ]. I. Robertson
and family, Columbia, s.. c.; Mrs. T. NJ.
Bohlen and party, Philadelphia; Lewis
Gunter and party, Richmond, Va; VIM
Lippincott and wife, Mrs. j. Lippincott,
Mrs. Coma Lardner and son, F. L. Bodint
and party, Henry Inngerich and wife, and
Mrs. Frank Pleasonton, all Of Philadelphia
]. M. johnson and family, Macon, Ga,
and the Gillian Minister and family, from
Washington. Gov. Knott, of Keutcky,
has arrived, and is looking well. Mr.. w
w. Corcoran left Washington on Thursday
and will as usual pass the summer In the
same cottage that he has occupied for a hal
century or more. DIR. Garrett and the
family say his health is improving
His left hand has lost the
parlor which it had from the time that ht
was struck, show that circulation was re
stored. When he looks of his hand he car
lift it, and use his fingers; but it is power
less when he does not see it. His leg has
not improved, and the depression wa
caused by the fear that if he lived he
wauld have to be rolled about in q chair,
DR.. Garrett will accompany him here
and will remain if necessary. Several OF
the ladies in his family are in the party,
and his grandson, William Eustis, who re-
turns from Harvard's law school full oil
honers, will be one Of his grandfather
nurses
st Joseph's Episcopal church, which
was begun two years ago, is now suffi.
GENTLY complete for services to be held
every Sunday. The stained-glass win
dows have not yet arrived, but are expect
ed next week. The church is finished in
oak and will seat about three hundred PEG,
pie. The building of ther church has
been a work of love, and among those in
terested in its erection are Mr.. w. w.
Corcoran, the late Mrs. Jones, of Rich
mond, Mr.. George Stewart, and Others.